Hartford City High School - Retro Yearbook (Hartford City, IN)

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SENIORS Townsend C. O'Connell B. Williams R. Overmyer C. Williams Noble Wassam R. O'Connell Wilkinson J. Ovormyer MARJORIE TOWNSEND BETTY WILLIAMS CATHERINE E. WILLIAMS Margie, with her dimples, We usually know Betty is Kate wasa loyal classmate wants to be a dancing around when we hear that who was always willing to teacher,-all four and one- Familiar giggle, but even do her share. half feet of her! Wouldn't Betty has her Troubles. she keep you on your toes? CLAYTON O'CONNELL ROBERT OVERMYER Clayte was like the air we Cooley was editor of the bfedfhef UZCCSSGVY bUlSCdfCC- Retro, treasurer of his class, IY f10UC6d' and president of the I-li-Y Club. And he Filled all three offices well. JOI-IN NOBLE RALPH O'CONNELL JOSEPH OVERMYER Even though noble Johnny Spike's pastime is looking Romance isanecessary part of wasn't classed with Weis- around corners for pros- Joe's diet. More power to muller, he did swim a mean perity. When he finds it, he him. stroke on the team. will have lots of company. BERNADINE WASSAM BETTY WILKINSON Nothing is ridiculous to Bsffvf with he' mania IO' Bernadine. She can even 9'55I'n91 I3 IWPPY and Cafe' laugh through he, tears. free-almost to the point of getting put on the spot. 19

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SENIORS Risloy Mayors Leonard F. Sill: STEPHEN LEONARD Steve was one of our high- falutin' Flute players in the band. He was also class president in his junior year. MARJORIE LOlS RISLEY Fun and good times are a necessary part of one's educa- tion---and she's not so dumb! CHARLES LORD lt seems that Chuck has a mania for breaking neon signs. Lord Scwa rtzlropf Marshall Smith McComb: Tolls ROBERT MARSHALL Bob has natural talent in combining pleasure with school-work, but it's hard for him to stay awake in physics class. FRANCES RlTA SCHWARTZKOPF Fannie believes in taking life easy so that she will live longer. FERNE SlLLS l-llLDRED SMITH MILDRED TELLE Blondie likes to peck away Smitty was one girl who Speech could never reveal on the typewriter-and how knew her live stock. What a the wonderful things Mildred we did use her on the Retro help she is going to be to thought, so she remained Staff! someone! silent. CLAYTON MEYERS Clayte and his swagger were familiar to all. His favorite sports are trapashoot- ing and dancing. Some combination. -18 ROBERT McCOMBS Bob, with the aid of his alarm clock, was unofficial time keeper in all his classes. Undoubtedly he will be a chemist.

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SENIORS Parker Partlow Wentz Pursley Risinger G. Sill: Spence Willman Sparks Sprague JOHN S. PARKER ELLA MAE WENTZ ROBERT RlSlNGER Little John wants to know, Ella Mae is a jolly girl, but Bean is one of our stalwart How're you gonna keep 'em she is inclined to keep it Aireddlei He thir1l1S the down on the farm? quiet. correct degree of longi- tude and lassitude lies near Greenfield, lndiana. CARL A. PARTLOW ROBERT A. PURSLEY Pete is a barber by trade, Bob tried to prove that he but in the spring he relieves had SVOWV1 UD bv 5l10Wlf18 US the monotony by playing the whiskers on his chin. baseball. GILBERT SILLS LOUISE IRENE NXHLLMAN LEE FREDRICK SPRAGUE Silsie is not immune to This brown-eyed lass does Freddie may be small, but blushing. He attributes this not have to worry about the he has big ideas about suc- fact to his trying to reach the price of permanents f the ceeding in some unknown high notes on his harmonica. curls are natural. profession. JOHN W. SPENCE J. ROBERT SPARKS Spencie has still to be Bob was a little man, but convinced that New Jersey he could pronounce the big is not the winter playground words in Latin, CAnother one of America. of these Latin Club members? 20